Becoming Like Christ
Jun 28, 202638m
We are not just human beings, we are "human becomings" in the sense that we all learn from someone or something. Christ calls us to learn, walk, and become like Him in ALL areas of life.
Hosted by Waynesboro FM Church · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 275 episodes
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We are not just human beings, we are "human becomings" in the sense that we all learn from someone or something. Christ calls us to learn, walk, and become like Him in ALL areas of life.
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